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Del Monte Foods, a legendary provider of canned fruits and vegetables, has filed for bankruptcy and will scout for a buyer.

Canned fruit company Del Monte Foods filed for bankruptcy, less than a year after executing a controversial debt restructuring.

The food processing company Del Monte Foods has filed for bankruptcy and is looking for a buyer.

Del Monte Foods Corp. II Inc. – the company that produces the brands Del Monte, Contadina, College Inn, Kitchen Basics, JOYBA, Take Root Organics and S&W in the United States – entered into a ...

Del Monte filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy but will keep Modesto plant operational. Company seeks buyer and will restructure debt while maintaining full production. California’s peach canning ...

Del Monte Foods is filing for bankruptcy protection. The 139-year-old company is best known for its canned fruits and vegetables, which have seen sales slide as consumers seek healthier and ...

Why Del Monte Foods Filed for Bankruptcy Del Monte Foods’ decision to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy stems largely from its mounting debt, which became increasingly unsustainable in recent years.

Del Monte started in 1886, building its cannery in San Francisco in 1907.

Grocery store mainstay Del Monte Foods is undergoing a restructuring to shed old debts and remain in business. That doesn't mean it's leaving shelves.